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Government assurances committees: a directory

This directory lists parliamentary committees that track the promises, assurances and undertakings ministers give on the floor of the House. Each cell comes from the legislature's own page, rules or committee report. The Lok Sabha committee was first nominated on 1 December 1953 3. In India an assurance must be fulfilled within three months 1. Ghana's committee has 17 members and is chaired from the opposition 8. Blank cells mean the page read did not state the fact.

Last checked 6 November 2026

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Notes

  • The Lok Sabha committee for 2020-21 listed a Chairperson and 14 other members 2.
  • The Lok Sabha committee can refuse a ministry's request to drop an assurance. Its Eighteenth Report of the 17th Lok Sabha, dated February 2021, lists requests not acceded to 2.
  • The text of Uganda's Rule 185 was not readable in the copy opened for this directory, so the reporting cell is blank 9.

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Sources

  1. Lok Sabha Secretariat: Committee on Government Assurances (2022-2023), Eighty-Fifth Report, Review of Pending Assurances Pertaining to the Ministry of Law and Justice (Legislative Department) (July 2023)
  2. Lok Sabha Secretariat: Committee on Government Assurances (2020-2021), Eighteenth Report, Requests for Dropping of Assurances (Not Acceded to) (February 2021)
  3. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs: Monitoring Assurances, Handbook on the Working of Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
  4. Kerala Legislative Assembly: Committee on Government Assurances, Introduction
  5. Haryana Vidhan Sabha: Committee on Government Assurances
  6. National Assembly of Zambia: Committee on Government Assurances
  7. Parliament of Kenya: Committee on Implementation (12 February 2015)
  8. Parliament of Ghana: Committee on Assurances
  9. Parliament of Uganda: The Rules of Procedure of the Parliament of Uganda, Statutory Instruments 2025 No. 43